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answered on Mar 18, 2021
It does not add points to your MVR and is not a violation of the Rules of the Road (criminal). However you can be sued for the civil debt.
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answered on Mar 15, 2021
No.. Those are separate criminal charges which will have to be taken care of before you will get a TNDL.
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answered on Mar 10, 2021
Not sure of your question. I suspect you are trying to get your TNDL. If so, you will have to get paid in full receipts from whatever Courts you had a problem with. Then do a good job in applying for your License, with all paperwork in hand.
I was changing lanes and didn't realize the car in front of me came to a complete stop. I ended up rear-ending her. Both cars totaled. Neither one of us was injured. I am given the option to pay fine online. Should I plea no contest or guilty? I am also supposed to check waive right to a... View More 
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answered on Feb 26, 2021
Either plea means you are guilty of the Rule of the Road Violation. That means negligence per se when you are sued for causing damages to the car you hit. If you have insurance, call them and ask for advice. If you try it, you will lose anyway. It will be alot better if your insurance... View More
I have citation number and date.
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answered on Feb 11, 2021
Try to remember what town you were near or there might be a milemarker on the Citation, which you could use on a TN Map from the Rest Areas to possibly find the County. There may be a number to call on the Citation. You can also hire a competent attorney in TN to run it down and represent you.... View More
I was given a court date, but I’m not sure how that works. This is my first ticket. Do I need an attorney? Should I just plead guilty and do traffic school to keep the points off?
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answered on Feb 4, 2021
A conviction will add 4 pts to your MVR, and you are allowed 11 in the last year. Go to Court in a respectful manner. You might be offered traffic school or some type of diversion. Bring enough cash to pay it that day.
answered on Jan 11, 2021
you will need to call Maury County clerk's office. Your case will likely be reset because the courts are closed to most in-person proceedings until the end of January. The clerk's office will give you the correct court date.
He does not currently have a job to pay it, and they are threatening to take his license. Can they?
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answered on Dec 30, 2020
Yes for failure to obey the Financial Responsibility Statutes. He apparently did not have Liability Insurance. He may wish to hire a competent attorney to represent him in Court. The lawyer might mitigate the Damages awarded, or even better. Many times the Insurance Co just notifies the... View More
The cop supposedly got me by radar for doing 75 in a 55. I wasn't going anymore than maybe 62-65 I know still speeding but the location he put on my ticket is a 5.2 mile difference than where I was pulled over at and I wasn't anywhere near the area that is listed on my ticket. The cop has... View More
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answered on Dec 14, 2020
What is your question? I recommend you hire a competent attorney to represent you. Keep in mind that most Rule of the Road Violations need to be worked out, not tried before the Bench.
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answered on Dec 14, 2020
No, but the LEO will often arrest the driver. Signing the Citation is an acknowledgement. The DA may even ask you to sign the Citation in Court prior to a favorable disposition.
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answered on Dec 11, 2020
What is your question? I suggest you go to Court in a respectful manner. Have cash for costs. The Court might divert or dismiss it. At worst its money and points against your MVR.
My daughter was given a ticket for driving on a revoked or suspended driver's license for letting someone else drive that is 16 and has never had a license
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answered on Dec 8, 2020
Yes... Aiding and Abetting an offense... Assessory and possibly others.
I was on the interstate going 90 trying to get to gas station cause I was on Empty. A trooper pulled me over and gave me a ticket with a court date. What should I expect? Will I face and misdemeanours or anything?
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answered on Dec 7, 2020
Go to Court and act respectful. Have cash available to pay costs, fines, that day. It might get Diverted or Dismissed. Traffic School might be an option. Upon Conviction, points will go on your MVR.
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answered on Dec 3, 2020
It is not a criminal rule of the road violation. The ticket collecting company can sue you, and that is about it. There is a TN Statute on red light cameras.
I didn’t have my phone in my hand, I had my wallet. Signature of LEO is barely readable. Could this get dismissed.
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answered on Dec 1, 2020
General Sessions is not a Court of Record, so amendments to the Citation are just performed in Court if needed. Hire a competent attorney to politely point out the charging instrument discrepancies to the prosecutor, and maybe get it dismissed or diverted.
The day before court
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answered on Nov 30, 2020
Appeal De Novo's are expensive, usually requiring a cash bond. Hire an attorney to go to Court for you. He may be able to work it out to a less painful offense/speed, or he might get a continuance.
Received a citation for “failure to yield”. However, my signature is not on the citation and I know for sure I yielded. What are my options going forth?
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answered on Nov 24, 2020
Your signature is not required, and the LEO could have arrested you instead. You can go to Court and tell what happened under oath. That kind of Rule of the Road violation often involves an accident, so be very careful not to admit the charge as that is an admission of liability also. You may... View More
The officer pulled myself and the person in front of me over for speeding. However he wrote me as going 5 mph faster than the person in front of me. I had been behind the same person for 3 miles, Since I stopped behind him at a red light. I was the required length behind him, it wasn’t like I was... View More
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answered on Nov 24, 2020
Not sure of your question. Tennessee gets continuances all the time, and you will need to be ready to defend yourself. Hire an attorney and try to get the speed violation to a non-reportable MPH.
Yesterday got pulled over for seatbelt. My court date had not been sent to me for prior ticket in March and a FTA issue and license suspended. The trrooper was so rude and disrespectful, threatening to arrest me because of FTA and license suspension. I didn't know court transpired or even... View More
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answered on Nov 24, 2020
It was your responsibility to maintain contact with the Court Clerk and find out when Court is scheduled. Now you need an attorney to straighten it all out. It will only get worse with suspended license violations. You must take a much more serious attitude toward your criminal charges.
My ticket has a court date on it do I have to appear to that or can I just pay it and be done with it I'm 17 years old
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answered on Nov 16, 2020
Apparently that is a NC violation. You will need to contact a NC attorney for advice. A conviction will probably be added to your TN MVR for the last year.
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